A portrait of London, offering a curated edit on what to see and do.

Rather than a comprehensive directory, this guide offers instead select points of interest and venues that reflect Cereal’s values in both quality and aesthetic sensibility.

Carefully researched and illustrated with original photography and copy, each guide features 30 of Cereal’s favourite places and also includes:

– a photo essay of the city
– an illustrated neighbourhood map
– interviews and essays from celebrated locals, such as architect John Pawson, fashion designer Margaret Howell, designer Michael Anastassiades, and more
– lists of essential architectural points of interest, museums, galleries, day trips outside the city, and unique souvenirs
– an itinerary for an ideal day in London

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A portrait of Paris, offering a curated edit on what to see and do.

Rather than a comprehensive directory, this guide offers instead select points of interest and venues that reflect Cereal’s values in both quality and aesthetic sensibility.

Carefully researched and illustrated with original photography and copy, each guide features 30 of Cereal’s favourite places and also includes:

– a photo essay of the city
– an illustrated neighbourhood map
– interviews and essays from celebrated locals, such as gallerist Patrick Seguin, illustrator Frédéric Forest, creative director Frauke Meyer (of LIAIGRE), and more
– lists of essential architectural points of interest, museums, galleries, day trips outside the city, and unique goods to buy
– an itinerary for an ideal day in Paris

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Cereal – Issue 21

SS 2021

In our SS21 issue, we consider the subject of preservation. 

We explore anthroposophical design at the Goetheanum in Switzerland and Dà Licença in Portugal. In the UK, we tour the collections of Sir John Soane’s Museum and the Oxford Botanic Garden. We also rediscover the works of Auguste Rodin and the designs of Hvidt & Mølgaard, visit Potter’s House in Mallorca, and delve into the restoration of modernist architecture in Los Angeles.

In our essays, we contemplate memory and identity.